President Roosevelt health rumors spark capital debate
The latest reports about President Roosevelt’s health have prompted widespread gossip and inquiries, though officials say the president’s health is sound and only a minor head cold persists after Hyde Park stays. Observers note his continued push for Supreme Court reform and tax law revisions, with many predicting no floor vote this session as allies seek to preserve political standing.
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Tax reform and wage hours plans loom in Congress
The President presses tax revision and broadening of the income base while leaders in Congress delay action. A wage and hours bill aims to reestablish industrial standards and reduce child labor, with regional TVA units proposed to control power. WPA relief cuts threaten to trigger a March on Washington as Hopkins warns of large roll reductions.
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Composting Manure Aids Fly Control Says ISU Expert
Iowa State College entologist C H Richardson explains that eliminating breeding sites is key. Keep kitchen waste in covered cans and haul manure to fields regularly. Composting manure in tight rectangular stacks with straw basing and wire netting reduces fly maggots. burn or bury them in hot stack areas. For more details see Bulletin 345. Cane seed for sale. See Sam Barkley.
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